familiarising

• Participio presente del verbo 'familiarise' (ortografía británica), que significa hacer que alguien o uno mismo se familiarice o conozca algo; también puede tener sentido de acostumbrar o introducir a algo.

The present participle of the verb 'familiarise' (British spelling), meaning to make someone or oneself aware of or knowledgeable about something.

1. Serving to make familiarB2formalbritish

   Intended to help someone become acquainted with or knowledgeable about something.

   familiarizador

   • The workshop included a familiarising session with the new software.
   • She gave a familiarising tour of the office to the new employees.
   • The manual is a familiarising guide for the equipment.

   Sinónimosinitiatoryintroductoryorienting

• Verbo utilizado para indicar la acción de hacer que alguien o uno mismo conozca o se acostumbre a algo, o de dar a conocer algo para que resulte conocido o familiar.

A verb used to indicate the act of making someone or oneself knowledgeable or acquainted with something.

1. Make someone aware of somethingB2formal

   To give someone knowledge or understanding of something.

   familiarizar (a alguien con algo)

   • The training session will familiarize new employees with company policies.
   • She familiarized herself with the local customs before moving abroad.
   • The manual helps users familiarize themselves with the software.

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   Antónimosbafflebewilderconfusemystifyperplexpuzzle

2. Become accustomed to somethingB2formal

   To learn about something so that it becomes known or comfortable.

   familiarizarse

   • He spent the first week familiarizing himself with the new city.
   • You should familiarize yourself with the emergency procedures.
   • The students familiarized themselves with the lab equipment.

   Sinónimosaccustomacquaintget used tohabituate

   Antónimosalienateestrange